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Skulls and bones in Brno, in the Jakubi Temple. This is the second bigest collection in Europe. More than 50.000 (!!!) people bones were collected here.
Se non scrivo quello che vedo effettivamente accadere su questo globo infelice racchiuso nei contorni del mio teschio penserò che il povero Dio mi abbia mandato sulla terra per niente.
(Jack Kerouac)
More testing of my new D300, and working on an assignment for Strobist. This is a plastic skull I have, lit from the left by the a large window, from the right by an SB800 flash, plus a little light on the top right from an SB600. The flashes were triggered wirelessly by an SU800 commander unit and were gelled to add a little red.
Here is my Lego version of a classic skate board. I went for a skull design on the board cause it looks badass ;)
It is very close to a 1:1 scale so wasn't easy to take pictures of it.
Anywho, hope you'll like it!
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Skull and Stars. Joshua Tree National Park Find me also in the momentage app, username @ipp. Stop by and tell me you found me. Also, check out the article that Space.com just posted about my first experience taking Milky Way pictures at Joahua Tree National Park. www.space.com/26457-milky-way-photo-joshua-tree-national-...
This photo was taken through the glass of a monument dedicated to all the poor souls who were murdered by Pol Pot in Cambodia in the 70s.
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..when i had the set i wanted to rebuild ising the same color scheme, but it was not enough to see the style he had reached with the skull basher.
Now we venture into a dark storm, where we shall once more find Navarre. The lightning's blinding flash pierces the heavy clouds as we come upon a small raft whose occupants cling to it for dear life. Suddenly a larger then normal wave darkened one spot even more.
"It's all up now," Ralincler muttered to himself and shut his eyes, for in the blasting, tossing, water it was impossible to converse. However he soon found out that it was not all over as the craft rose with the waves and rushed onwards to it's invisible doom. Fortunately, being a rough raft, their bark could not be swamped or all would have ended long ago.
"I wish the clouds would lift for one second, we could at least know if we are close to land," Navarre began, "We maybe nearing the Island of Lost Souls."
"We'd better hope not, I'd rather drown out here then be cast on such an Island," Ralincler replied though neither could hear much of what the other said, "If only half the thing be true that are said about that place it'd be better to end ourselves right now, and if we did approach it, what's the use? We are without food, with but few arms, a good chance of drowning or getting killed by the surf, and no way to get off it again for love or money!"
"While there is life, there is hope," Navarre answered coolly, but his words were lost to the wind.
Of a sudden the third man, named Gantric, yelled, "Land! We may be saved yet!"
"Ah, fool, saved from the water that is," Ralincler growled back, "and likely not even that, who can survive in such breakers?"
But they had no time to talk for the shoreline was getting nearer each second. As the rode on another crashing wave which would throw them on the beach Ralincler beckoned them to follow him and, after throwing off his heavy armor, dived off into the surf. Navarre followed in a blink else he would have assuredly lost him in the blinding spray and towering waves which met him the instant he touched the water.
The third man, however was not so fortunate, for as he leapt in after them the raft cleft asunder on some coral and a spar sent him spinning in the wrong direction.
Navarre meanwhile plunged through the waves and soon noticed his guide's goal; the mouth of a comparatively peaceful river which flowed out into the raging sea. The sight gave him the new strength he direly needed and he dove ahead.
Nevertheless he felt his strength beginning to be spent while the sea threw him about violently. With a superhuman effort and a battle cry cut short by the sea he passed a looming wall of water and finally reached the comparative safety of the river. Here Ralincler pulled him onto it's bank where Navarre collapsed.
"I'll go see if I can help Gantric," Ralincler told him. "He won't need me unless I'm wrong though," he continued and turning, made for the beach again.
While Ralincler was gone Navarre recovered and stood up to observe his surroundings. The sight was not a pleasant outlook. Immediately before were some dark trees casting darker shadows still, and behind, lost in the forest save for it's glowing eyes, a black cave set in the mouth a grinning skull. He shuddered and turned to find his comrade.
"Well, a sad end to a good captain and better comrade," Ralincler commenced on his return, "but at least there's one less mouth to feed. He was dashed upon the rocks with enough force to have killed behemoth!"
"Well, though I wouldn't mind his help we must think quick if we wish to not end in a similar fashion. Have you brought any weapons? Unfortunately I have only my knife and ax which are in my belt."
"There I have the advantage of you, I brought my sword and a short javelin. But hurry," he cut short the conversation, "if we do we may find a bale of food which would hardly harm us."
Nothing, however, could be found on the beach and though the saw a barrel tossing in the eddy between the river and the sea it was much to far out to access. And so they were marooned alone on the Island of Lost Souls whose very soil they would begin to hate before they left its fearful shores…
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Free build for LoR and first blood in the CCC! Enjoy!
Cast of a human skull and glass rose
I've been putting thought into this one for a about a month. This type of studio photography is new to me. I used a snoot, blackboard and glass to pull it off. So many ideas, so little time.
Only the bravest would tackle a cave whose icy waters have already claimed the lives of several divers. If there was any doubt about the peril that awaits at the Quarry, then look at this picture I took yesterday. The lake at the abandoned slate quarry is eerie enough but if you turn your head you are greeted with the terrifying sight of a giant skull. Divers have died here in the underwater tunnels and climbers have fallen to their deaths. This reflection when turned 90 degrees shows a skull. Very spooky!
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Somewhere in the Caribean, where no one dare wanders, surrounded by treachous reefs, there was a giant skull laying just above the water surface. No one knows where it cames from, or who carved it... or if someone actually carved it...
The place was reputed to be doomed and haunted, and just seeing its shape over the horizon was believed to bring bad fortune. So ships made great detours to completely avoid this part of the see.
But one dared to come to the Skull Island, he dared to step on the white surface and look into the skull's eyes... And what he saw was gold...
This was the legend of the Skull Island. The once feared giant skull is now a prolific gold mine, and someone became the richest pirate the world ever known...
So this is a Moc I made in summer 2018 for Brick66 pirate collab. Didn't have the time to take good pictures of it before today. It was really refreshing to build it, even if I struggled to get the right parts as rocks and woods aren't what I'm used to build.
Drove out to Skull Valley, Utah, about 45 miles west of Salt Lake City, in the middle of the (flat and barren) valley is a large rock formation that sticks out like a sore thumb called Lone Rock. The main rock formation is probably about 75 feet tall and all around the edge are smaller rocks about 10-15 feet tall. About 5 miles away is the massive Cargill Salt Factory at the edge of the Great Salt Lake which is illuminating the foreground believe it or not.
This is a panorama of 6 shots taken with my Nikon D600 and Nikon 50mm f1.8g lens on a Sky Watcher Star Adventurer mount. Each shot is a 2.5 minute exposure at f2.5 and ISO 800.